Lynda "Leslie" DeLore

Message from Beaverton OR

Lynda was my go-to assistant, colleague, and friend at Coos Historical Museum. We enjoyed many fine conversations about family heritage, families, history, and just about everything else. She was a caring, gentle soul. I'm so sorry for your loss.

A candle was lit by Rose Mount Pruett Smith on July 4, 2017 5:32 PM

Message from Nancy Goodman

Oh John, There are no words. I am so sorry and I pray that the love and memories you have will sustain you thru the days and months ahead. God is with you my friend. Nancy

Message from bob and vicki anderson

Our hearts are broken with the passing of Gods special angel on earth. She was the epitome of graciousness and love for everyone and everything; human, animal or nature of any kind. There is a definite hole left in the hearts of the world with her passing. Our hearts go out to you John and her children and grand children in your time of sorrow. She will not be forgotten.

A candle was lit by bob and vicki anderson on June 7, 2017 6:49 PM

Message from Fay and Rod

John, our dear friend, and her family and close friends, we are sending our prayers, love, and blessings of her wonderful memories. We hope you find comfort in her love of life and all of us. We will miss her always, her laughter and strength.

A candle was lit by Sara Jane Williamson on May 28, 2017 6:41 AM

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Dear John,
Leslie was such a remarkable woman, touching many hearts! She will definitely be remembered by her kindness to others, as well as her caring attitude toward God's creatures. LaGrande has lost a special lady!

Message from Starkey, OR

John,

I am very sorry to learn of Leslie's passing. She fought so very hard. I am thinking of you and your loss. So sad.

Terri Washburn

Message from John Milbert

Thank you, Terri!

I know that you know what this is like. I'm still notifying people, and this is the first of the "thanks" I'll be sending, in one form or another. I wish I could say that I'm recovering, and moving ahead with my life. I'm simply functioning and grieving.

Thank you, John